What would the previous poster's politics be in a historical time/place?

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

An initial supporter of the National Assembly(?) and the Tennis Court Oath. He has a four year lease on life as, while a devout supporter of the Revolution, the Republic, and Rationalization, his visible--if not vocal--discomfort with some of the revolution's excesses eventually lands him a seat in front of the Committee of Public Safety.

(Forgive me, I haven't had a Revolutions refresher in several months)

Soviet Union, 1991.

[_.]

Catholic revolutionary guy who liked the fall of communism

Also I have a feeling you were around for that time, maybe even that place

Is that correct?


France, 2017 (IDK anything about it even though I probably should lol)

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Catholic revolutionary guy who liked the fall of communism

Also I have a feeling you were around for that time, maybe even that place

Is that correct?

Catholics would have only had a notable presence in the Baltics and maybe Ukraine, but interesting take. And as for the second statement, that is un/fortunately incorrect.

SKIP

[Lourdes]

Voted for Macron both rounds.

Spain during the Spanish Civil War

[TransfemmeGoreVidal]

Voted for Macron both rounds.

Spain during the Spanish Civil War

Strong loyalist

Britain in the 1950s

[GregTheGreat657]

Staunch Labour Party member who supported Churchill during the War, but turned against him in May 1945

Alabama, 1964

[TransfemmeGoreVidal]

Ancestrally unionist Republican from Northern Alabama with a populist bent, pro-Civil Rights but an enthusiastic Goldwater supporter excited by the possibility of Alabama finally having a two party system.

Rhode Island, 1920

[F. Joe Haydn]

Rum, Romanism, Rebellion

England, 1680

[TheReckoning]

Opposes King Charles and the exclusion bill Parliment.

Italy, 1922

[KoopaDaQuick 🇵🇸]

I refuse to answer due to fears of a moderator sanctioning me for my response.

United States, 1888

[F. Joe Haydn]

Silverite Republican and James B. Weaver devotee. Voted for Harrison in '88 but grew disillusioned with his administration over the next 4 years.

Dordrecht, 1618

[KaiserDave]

I don't really know enough, but I imagine Henry would take the most individualistic position and opposed to centralized Church apparatus

Kentucky 1853

[Libertas Vel Mors]

I don't really know enough, but I imagine Henry would take the most individualistic position and opposed to centralized Church apparatus

Kentucky 1853

Southern Whig and Clay devotee. Probably internally anti-slavery, but not openly so.

United Kingdom, 1874

[Vice President Christian Man]

A staunch Torie.

United States in 1940

[PSOL]

New Dealer

1915 South Africa

[WD]

Trade Union activist and vocal member of the South African Labour Party.

UK 1975

[John Dule]

Probably a rather miserable Labour supporter who has no idea how much more misery he's in for over the course of the next five years. Cautiously optimistic about Wilson but secretly dreading the possibility that he'll go hard-left. The Winter of Discontent will eventually turn him into a one-time Conservative voter, though he'll soon repent that momentary lapse of faith.

Rural China, 1938.

[_.]

Pretty obviously a founding member (now a leader) of the Communist Party of China
Prays to Dear Leader Mao ten times every day
Takes personal enjoyment in watching numbers of deaths go up during "The Cultural Revolution"

-SKIP-

[KaiserDave]

Probably a rather miserable Labour supporter who has no idea how much more misery he's in for over the course of the next five years. Cautiously optimistic about Wilson but secretly dreading the possibility that he'll go hard-left. The Winter of Discontent will eventually turn him into a one-time Conservative voter, though he'll soon repent that momentary lapse of faith.

Rural China, 1938.

Farmer in Shanxi who flees into the mountains after the PLA tries to confiscate his land, resists the Japanese occupation while clashing with the PLA. Could make a movie about this.

Germany 1932

[TheReckoning]

SPD supporter warning people of the looming threat of the Nazis and DNVP.

Italy, 1922

[beesley]

Someone who is concerned about threats to the existing social order, such as concerns about the status of the Catholic Church given increased executive power in practice.

Austria, during the First Republic

[GregTheGreat657]

Just wants the wars to be over

United States, 1896

[KaiserDave]

(insert brief answer that misses the point of the thread)

Anyway a fairly bog standard conservative Republicans, UNBEATABLE TITAN WILLIAM MCKINLEY and all that, likes Richard Hanna and thinks WJB is a crazed socialist.


Germany, 1918

[GregTheGreat657]

(insert brief answer that misses the point of the thread)

Anyway a fairly bog standard conservative Republicans, UNBEATABLE TITAN WILLIAM MCKINLEY and all that, likes Richard Hanna and thinks WJB is a crazed socialist.


Germany, 1918

Thinks the military is DOA in WWI. Just wants the Allies to not completely destroy his country. He votes for the German Democratic Party.

Alabama, 1968

[No War, but the War on Christmas]

Would've been a big supporter of Wallace's Foreign Policy; but his staunch segregationist stance would be a step too far. Backs Nixon with the hope of a draw-down in Vietnam and a return to law and order. Would've swayed between Nixon and George Romney in the Republican primary, despite not being given a say at that time.

France, 1789